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What is FLAC?
FLAC is a lossless compression format - WAV quality with smaller file size.
Transcription quick facts
- Common use: Studio or music-adjacent recordings
- Quality tip: Keep sample rates at 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz
- Watch out for: Some recorders export odd sample rates
Best use cases
- Studio or music-adjacent recordings
- High-quality meetings and interviews
- Archival audio that needs fidelity
Common pitfalls
- Some recorders export odd sample rates
- Older editors may not preview FLAC
- Large metadata tags can bloat file size
Tips for higher accuracy
- Keep sample rates at 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz
- If an app cannot open FLAC, convert for preview but upload the FLAC
- Avoid extra compression steps before exporting
Sample FLAC transcript
Engineer: Let's check the final take.
Producer: The vocal is clean and centered.
Engineer: Any spots to re-record?
Producer: Just the second verse, line three.
Engineer: I'll punch it in.
Producer: Perfect, let's keep rolling.Export your transcript
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